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Overview . till Some historic properties in Everett are regulated for preservation by two code Department of Archaeology& Historic Preservation standards —a historic district or a historic overlay. A Historic District is "[...] a www.dahp.wa.gov collection of buildings, structures, objects or archaeological features, or landscape elements, The Washington Heritage Register each of which shares the same theme, place or general historical period—and possible over a is an official listing of historically span of several years" (Department of Archaeology and Historic Preservation, 2017). A significant sites and properties Historic Overlay is a zone which is used in conjunction with another zone. The overlay found throughout the state.The list adds additional regulations, allows development to occur which would not otherwise be is maintained by the Department of possible and/or which modifies standards in the underlying zone (City of Everett, 1992). Archaeology& Historic Preservation and includes districts, Metro Everett includes portions of two local historic overlay zones (Riverside and sites, buildings, structures, and Norton-Grand) and one national historic district (Hewitt). The southern boundary of objects that have been identified the Rucker-Grand Historic Overlay and the northern boundary of the Rucker Hill and documented as being significant in local or state history, National Historic District touch the Metro Everett boundary. These overlays and architecture, archaeology, districts include homes and buildings that have been recognized as historically significant engineering, or culture. and contributing in character to the neighborhood. These properties have been added to local, state, and national registers in recognition of their character. National Register of Historic Places Registers of historic buildings list historically significant structures, an honorary www.nps.gov/nr/ designation typically initiated by the property owner. Metro Everett contains thirteen The National Register of Historic buildings on the Everett Register of Historic Places, ten buildings on the National Places is an official listing of Register of Historic Places, and four buildings on the Washington Heritage Register. historically significant sites and properties throughout the country. 111%, It is maintained by the National Park ak ssri t- ._, , ' Service, U.S. Department of the i o � is � . , I 1— ," - --�`. Interior. It includes districts, sites, 1 _ - - , buildings, structures, and objects �' that have been identified and ipt C +` • documented as being significant in 11 j American history, architecture, "9"1„ t archaeology, engineering or culture. Figure I:Everett Public Library,built 1934 Chapter 7,Historic Resources 1 August 29,2018